Leeds railway station (also known as Leeds City) is the main line railway station serving the city centre of Leeds in West Yorkshire, and provides connections to London, Bristol, Plymouth and the South West, Nottingham, Birmingham and the Midlands, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Edinburgh and the North East, Manchester and Liverpool and the North West, as well as local and regional destinations. Leeds station is also the terminus for trains running on the Settle to Carlisle Line and a hub for the Metro Commuter Network. It is one of 17 stations in Great Britain to be managed by Network Rail, and is the busiest English railway station outside of London.

The station itself has 17 platforms, consisting of through platforms and terminus platforms. There are retail facilities within the station and they include, Starbucks, Wetherspoons, Burger King, McDonalds, two branches of WH Smith, Boots, Upper Crust and a Marks & Spencer Simply Food store. Situated on the north concourse is a British Transport Police police station, housing officers who police the West Yorkshire railway stations.

Nestling in the arches directly beneath the railway station is Granary Wharf, a shopping centre consisting of cafes, restaurants, shops and exhibition spaces. This area is known as the Dark Arches by the people of Leeds.

• National Express East Coast.
• CrossCountry.
• TransPennine Express.
• Northern Rail.
• East Midlands Trains.
• MetroTrain network.

• Leeds branch of the East Coast Main Line.
• Midland Main Line
• Airedale Line.
• Caldervale Line.
• Hallum Line.
• Harrogate Line.
• Huddersfield Line.
• Pontefract Line.
• Wakefield Line.
• Wharfdale Line.
• York & Selby Lines.

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